Northern Cape Premier Dr. Zamani Saul will on Saturday, 21 March 2020 welcome Deputy President David Mabuza to the Province as we will be celebrating the National Human Rights Day at Colesberg in the Pixley Ka Seme District. The Celebrations will start at 09h00 at the Colesberg Sport Stadium. #HumanRightsDay2020 #AModernGrowingAndSuccessfulProvince.
South Africa will mark National Reconciliation Day on the 16 December 2019 with a focus on language as a lever to foster greater reconciliation. The national event on the day will be held in KwaZulu-Natal under the theme: “The Year of Indigenous Languages: Supporting National Reconciliation Through the Promotion, Development and Preservation of Indigenous Languages.”
The MEC for Sport, Arts and Culture Ms. Berenice Sinxeve encouraged the youth attending the 2019 National Youth Camp to grab opportunities presented to them to learn and acquire new skills. MEC Sinxeve was interacting with the youths during the opening ceremony at Warrenton Resort in the Frances Baard District on Sunday, 01 December 2019.
Two hundred youths from across the Northern Cape will be gathered at the Warrenton Pleasure Resort in the Frances Baard District for the eighth annual Provincial Youth Camp. The seven day gathering will begin on Sunday, 01 December until Friday, 06 December 2019. It has been put together by the Provincial and National Departments of
The Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Mr. Nathi Mthethwa has expressed a need for the preservation of the legacy of Credo Mutwa for future generations. Minister Mthethwa says government will ensure the valuation of the artwork doneby Baba Mutwa by a qualified expert before it could be housed in a conducive environment. He was delivering
SPEAKING NOTES BY HON. EN MTHETHWA, THE MINISTER OF SPORTS, ARTS AND CULTURE ON THE OCCASSION OF THE EVENT TO CELEBRATE THE LIFE OF BABA CREDO MUTWA AT MAGOJANENG, NORTHERN CAPE, ON THE 22ND OF NOVEMBER 2019. Programme Director: Mama Virginia Mutwa and our Living Human Treasure Baba Credo Mutwa, Honourable Premier of
The Mayibuye uprisings took place on the 8 November 1952 at the Number Two Location in Galeshewe. It came as a result of culmination of the Defiance Campaign which started in 1952. The Campaign was meant to protest against unjust laws used by the apartheid regime to oppress black people in South Africa. On the
DRAFT Awakening on Friday morning, June 20, 1913, the South African Native found himself, not actually slave, but a pariah in the land of his birth. Sol Plaatje: Native Life in South Africa (1916). The end of the 19th Century Victorian England produced societal contradictions of such magnitude that it could only be
MEC for Sport, Arts and Culture Ms. Bernice Sinxeve has encouraged authors at the 11th Northern Cape Writer's Festival to write in their mother tongue. MEC Sinxeve was addressing festival delegates at the Sol Plaatje University during its official opening in Kimberley on Wednesday, 09 October 2019. She was accompanied by the university's Vice Chancellor
The Art and Literature (ArtLit exhibition) exhibition which recently opened its doors at the William Humphreys Art Gallery in Kimberley has bridged a cultural divide between the US based and South African artists. The exhibition was unveiled by the MEC for Sport, Arts and Culture Ms. Bernice Sinxeve on Tuesday, 08 October 2019 as part